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What is the absolute minimum size for a black hole to be self-sustaining at ground level on Earth?

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Is there such a thing as "emergent bugs" in complex design? Bugs in the original design that only present themselves when every member of the set follow the same given rules?

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If we decided to correct the Earth's slowing rotation instead of adding an extra second every few years, how much energy would be required to keep the Earth spinning at a constant rate?

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What would happen if a particle similar to the OMG particle were to hit someone in the head?

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What is the furthest distance superman could throw a 5 kilogram iron ball and have it land intact?

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If a large enough body were orbiting the Earth, could it make people feel weightless if it were directly overhead?

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If I have two equally size containers of air, one at 200 Celsius and one at -200 Celsius and open them so the air mixes, will I have a temperature of 0 Celsius afterwards?

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Do we share more genetic material with a second cousin or a first cousin twice removed? Is there a point in genetics where a population doesn't go below a certain percentage of shared DNA?

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If the GRB 080319B explosion had occurred in our galaxy, how bright would it have been?

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How often can I expect a cosmic ray to flip a bit in my computer's memory?

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What is the absolute minimum size for a black hole to be self-sustaining at ground level on Earth?	1	askscience
Is there such a thing as "emergent bugs" in complex design? Bugs in the original design that only present themselves when every member of the set follow the same given rules?	1	askscience
If we decided to correct the Earth's slowing rotation instead of adding an extra second every few years, how much energy would be required to keep the Earth spinning at a constant rate?	1	askscience
What would happen if a particle similar to the OMG particle were to hit someone in the head?	1	askscience
What is the furthest distance superman could throw a 5 kilogram iron ball and have it land intact?	1	askscience
If a large enough body were orbiting the Earth, could it make people feel weightless if it were directly overhead?	1	askscience
If I have two equally size containers of air, one at 200 Celsius and one at -200 Celsius and open them so the air mixes, will I have a temperature of 0 Celsius afterwards?	1	askscience
Do we share more genetic material with a second cousin or a first cousin twice removed? Is there a point in genetics where a population doesn't go below a certain percentage of shared DNA?	1	askscience
If the GRB 080319B explosion had occurred in our galaxy, how bright would it have been?	1	askscience
How often can I expect a cosmic ray to flip a bit in my computer's memory?	1	askscience